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Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend
Conan mentioned rewatching the series recently and reading an insightful book about it. He specifically alluded to the morally complex characters and how the lines between good and evil blurred.
I'm more drawn to the movies that I think have more of a European bent where, I don't know, it's interesting. There are people who seem like the bad guy and people who seem like the good guy but the l...
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Episode: Michelle Zauner
Conan mentioned rewatching the series recently and reading an insightful book about it. He specifically alluded to the morally complex characters and how the lines between good and evil blurred.
I'm more drawn to the movies that I think have more of a European bent where, I don't know, it's interesting. There are people who seem like the bad guy and people who seem like the good guy but the lines get blurred and you feel like everybody's just trying to do their own thing and havoc ensues.
I think that's like the purpose of art really is to just like find humanity in people. I mean, I think my favorite shows are shows like The Sopranos or where you're rooting, you feel conflicted because you're rooting for a murder and I think it puts everything into perspective.
I just re-watched all The Sopranos. I made it a mission and I watched all of them in like a month on my own and there's a terrific book about The Sopranos by two writers, I think, from the Star Ledger, I wanna say and it's just a great essay about each episode.
